Landslip standing form is a tall porcelain vessel made from two sections thrown on the wheel. 
The title refers to the famous landslip on Beinn Alligin in the Scottish Torridon range. It is a dramatic dark gash in the mountain that plummets for hundreds of metres. 
I have recreated the landslip with layers of overlapping porcelain. Glossy glaze and crawling glaze suggest the mountain in winter - at it's most impressive. 
 
wheel thrown porcelain
satin matt glaze with glossy and crawling glaze accents
hand washable
height 48cm , diam 9cm